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15:29Now PlayingElizabeth Pipko is a former Wilhelmina model who lost work when she became a 2016 Tump campaign staffer. She also founded The Exodus Movement, an organization focused on encouraging Jewish Americans to exit the democratic party. Allie Beth Stuckey discusses Elizabeth's new book, Finding My Place, where she describes what it means to her that her parents emigrated to the United States from the Soviet Union in today's current American climate.
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